Want to Live a Good life? Here's what Ancient Greece had to say.

[brucegdc]

Ok folks - enough of the politics in this thread and forum. Postmaster, especially - if you want to discuss politics, there's a forum for that, please use it. This was only marginally on topic to start with, and has gone way off.

.... Bruce (moderator)

[Vajradhara]

Namaste postmaster,

thank you for the post.

Originally Posted by Postmaster

It changes with every generation, at a very very tiny level, never the less it still changes. But Gene's still make almost exact copies from one to the other.
http://www.people.virginia.edu/~rjh9u/humtrait.html

i don't see anything in the link that supports the view that mutations are happening in every generation. it most certainly says that we are nearly exact copies, which is what you'd expect, however, we are combined, as such, we aren't *quite* exact.

There are still Muslims in India and there are still Hindus and sikhs in Pakistan, I was actaully talking to a British Indian who has a degree in History about it last night at work a father with children.

of course, there are Christians, Jains, Buddhists, Taoists, Vedantists et al, in India. not as many in the Pakistan areas.. especially these days.

The British empire left India and split her up to brake up her power and rivalry by relgion not race,

you are correct, i was mistaken. it was an act of British parliment that created West Pakistan and East Pakistan. East Pakistan has become Bangladesh.

how many religons are there in Greece and who has a problem with it? Why would that be any differnt in India? One of saddam’s closest men was a Christian and thats a fact.

i'm unclear how this is related to the OP? i suspect there are many religions in Greece, why do you ask? i'm not sure of the relevance of any of the religious belifes of Saddam or his cronies.

[Postmaster]

I just want to apologise for my words, never my intent to cause anyone harm I would rather end this conversion with an apology one which you are worthy of.